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Florrie Buckley is an orphan living on the wind-blasted moors of Cornwall. It's a hard existence, but Florrie is content; she runs wild in the mysterious landscape. She thinks her destiny is set in stone.
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Overnight Florrie's life changes, and she moves from country to city, from poverty to wealth. Cut off from everyone she has ever known, Florrie struggles to adapt while learning the rules of a strange new world. And then she must try to fathom her destructive pull towards the enigmatic and troubled Turlington Grace, a man with many dark secrets of his own.
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- Maria
- 07-04-16
Utterly brilliant!!!
Ever since listening to Amy Snow, I have been waiting to download Tracy Rees' next book. My only regret is that I didn't listen to it slower. With the exception of sleeping, I literally listened all the way through. I believe I can officially declare this my most favorite book of 2016. It was even better than Amy Snow! The writing was gorgeous, the characters vivid and so realistic, the descriptions of Cornwall absolutely breathtaking. The story had so many ups and downs, weaving together an intricate tale of family loyalty, complicated love, obligation, loss and self-discovery. Once again Imogen Church did a fantastic job narrating this novel. She was perfect. I would give this ten stars if I could. Don't pass this book up! The only downside now is waiting for her next. Brava, Ms. Rees. This book will stay with me for many weeks.
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- Isobel
- 10-08-16
It tried. It really did.
What did you like best about Florence Grace? What did you like least?
I really enjoyed her story in the beginning, but the middle and end it just fell flat. In the start you get this amazing no-nonsense girl who is smart with a touch of mystery. She also is funny, adventurous, and just a joy to read about.
Then we get to the 2nd part of the story and she changes (i know that's the point) but it's not for the better. The story is redundant and we get the same plot over and over in different chapters. I can SEE the message behind the whole book- that family is what you make it not what you're given..but getting there is slow and painful and we saw the whole message early on and it just felt like it was a ''please get to the point'' book, but then the point never came.
What could Tracy Rees have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Have something happen. Honestly.
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The narration does not match the book...as in the narration is amazing and the book is lackluster. She is an incredible narrator and really brought the characters to life. Everyone had a different voice, tone, and it was believable. It wasn't like others where they tried to play a kid and made their voice very squeaky, or a man where they try to go too deep. Her accents were very believable (mind you i'm not cornish) but it was a lovely book to listen too in that regard.
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Who cares?
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I'm assuming if you're upon this book it's because you read Amy Snow. Amy Snow is not one of my favourite books but it was at least memorable. This book will just fall to the wayside compared to Amy. The main character is interesting at first, but the depth just isn't there. If it's on sale buy it, but save your credit- Maybe try something else in the meantime. But the beautiful things about books is that it's very subjective so I feel a bit hypocritical telling you ''don't get this''
Maybe you will enjoy it more than I did. Imogen Church is enough to pull this book through. I hope if you do purchase this book that it moves you more than it did myself.
I will continue to give this author my time because I believe she has good stories to write because of Amy Snow, but if this was the first book I purchased from her I probably wouldn't of purchased Amy Snow.
Anyhow, try Simone St. James if you haven't, it's a similar type of book and I find I felt more gratified with the stories there.
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- Anita Kristensen
- 07-28-16
Delightful
I do so enjoy a good story, and this is such. Beautifully narrated, wonderfully spun, I find myself weeping and laughing in turn. Well done indeed.
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- GimmeAGoodBook
- 07-17-16
Excellent excellent performance and writing!
I love Tracy Rees style if writing. She is a very detailed descriptive writer. She pulls me into the story and I can't put it down until I finish and then I want more!! This story is a mix of Jane Austin and Lucy Montgomery's Ann if Green Gables style to it.
I will read anything written by Tracy Rees. She puts such thought and care into her stories. Excellent read.
Imogene Church narrated this story absolutely perfectly! She had all expressions and accents down pat perfectly. It was so realistic that I believed each character was actually speaking and hard to remember that all this characters "voices" came out of the same person. As the the story was written in the first person, I truly believe that Imogene was actually Florence Grace. Kudos to you for s job well done!!
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- Michael
- 12-18-16
Disappointing after "Amy Snow"
I selected this book because I absolutely loved her book "Amy Snow". Very different books. I thought this one was depressing and somewhat tragic. Not a "feel good" book. It was longer than it needed to be and some parts were random. The character Hawker was strange and I never understood what he was trying to accomplish. The entire part about Calantha made no sense.
I will say the ending was better and overall had a good message, but not worth a credit.
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- Cindy
- 07-18-16
Unexpected...overwhelming...insightful...
a wonderful story, not of "coming of age" but of coming to accept the deepest impressions, feelings, and instincts that make up a wise and "special" woman who truly knows herself. Florrie's journey to become Florence Grace inspires me to follow her example: listen to my own instincts and desires, contemplate the natural and supernatural world around me, and have patience and great faith in the future and in the people I love. Through the highs, lows, terrors, and heartbreak of her life, Florence becomes "grace" personified.
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- ~A
- 07-23-16
Cornish gem
this is a wonderful read. I found it difficult in a few parts but otherwise I couldn't put it down. narrator does a wonderful job and the story comes to life.
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- WAYNE
- 08-29-16
Wise and wonderful
A beautiful book set in the wild Cornwall and the rigid , dark London. A tale of love and life, joy and sorrow, but a bigger tale of how each person fits into the wholeness of life. Good performance.
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- Grace76
- 08-20-16
Amazing story. I was swept away immediately.
Loved this as much as Amy Snow. An amazing cast of characters and so very relatable for all who've loved someone who can't love them self. Brilliant work yet again.
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- Christina t
- 07-16-16
Wonderful, simple and wonderful
Ms Rees tells a story of a girl. But, not just any girl, a "special girl" (which is what her grandmother, Nan, calls her). As Florence, the special girl, grows in body, she grows in wisdom and strength of character as well. This book touched a chord in my spirit. Which is one of the most wonderful gifts that books can impart to its readers (or listeners). A beautiful story that if passed by, will be the loss of any reader
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- Fi
- 07-19-16
Wonderful
Tracey Rees is a wonderful author - both this and Amy Snow are delightful books. They are elegant, funny and relaxing, I would highly recommend them
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- helen dolce
- 01-07-17
Good easy listening
Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this gentle story. It was read well and clearly. Thank you
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- Victoria Price
- 08-15-16
Very Dull: Heroin does nothing of any interest
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The performance was good - the voice was good
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This book was just so boring. The main character did extremely little apart from complain about what was happening to her and the choices other people made.
I kept listening hoping that something was about to happen to make it more interesting or exciting but kept being disappointed. If it was not for long car journeys this book would have been abandoned.
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- Annmargoo
- 03-20-17
Amazing
Every bit as good as Amy Snow! Loved it, didn't want it to end, wasn't sure what was going to happen!
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- aya
- 09-15-16
Tracy Rees does it Again!
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I loved Amy Snow so the most logical thing to do after finishing it was to see what else Tracy Rees had on Audible, which is where Florence Grace comes in. I can't say I loved it as much as Amy Snow but it is definitely a recommend listen as, just like Amy Snow I found it very hard to put down. Fans of Rees will not be disappointed.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-11-17
another great find
the historical stuff never got in the way of a great story . it enhanced it
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- Stewartmrsj
- 05-12-17
Florrie
Loved this book.
Another extremely well written book by Tracy Rees taking you back in time.
Great narration by Imogen Church as per the first Tracy Rees book Amy Snow.
Highly recommend
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- Jenny
- 08-01-16
AN ENGAGING STORY!
This story was brought to life by a delightful narrator who was a joy to listen to. This author is a breath of fresh air and I have enjoyed Amy Snow and this one immensely. look forward to more of her writing.
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- Valerie
- 03-06-18
dismal listening
I usually can fight to get to the end of bad books without any resentment but this book left me feeling very annoyed for time wasted. Florence was an annoying whining never heroine. The behaviour of Turlington is a repetitive loop of the same rubbish with no justification. I was literally groaning at the excessive use of variations of words of the same meaning to describe just how slighted Florence felt. Dismal !
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- Pamela Savill
- 01-12-18
word heavy.
I found this story to be too deep into descriptions and thoughts of the main character. took ages to get into. glad to get through it.
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- davkat
- 09-18-19
A “plod’a’long” story
I had to give this a couple of go’s to be honest. I really wanted to like it. The narrator was ok but the terrible Cornish accent was off putting.
The story could have ended better, it would have made it all worth while but sadly no.
Disappointed.
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- Rebecca
- 06-24-18
Boring !
good narrator but just a terribly boring and obvious story. I wouldn't recommend this one.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-23-17
Enjoyable listening Fabulous narrator!
I enjoyed this book enormously! The narrator sounded very true to the character and the story was engaging. The beginning was a bit slow, the in depth descriptions of her life on the moors seemed to drag on a bit in some areas with little relevance to the overall story. The relationships were imperfect and believable, and the flow of the story was good. I admit the ending left me a bit cold, but it also left me considering the impact of our choices and relationships on our life paths. I fell in love with certain characters and would love to see them explored more in the future!
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- Paddington
- 02-06-17
A charmingand passionate story
An enjoyable read of the experience of Florence being reclaimed by the Grace family after the death of her parents and grandmother. The mix of Cornwall rugged life and London society is makes for an interesting tale.
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